Search results

Over the past year there has been a heightened focus on increasing innovation and productivity, in both the EU and UK, in order to improve economic growth and boost Europe’s resilience and competitiveness on the global stage.

Low investment over decades has undermined UK growth. Economist Paul Johnson argues that to unlock productivity we need decisive policy reform in three key domains: public capital, regulated sector investment and private sector incentives.

A return to the 'old normal' for London housing?

This summer the world’s most famous cycle race, the Tour de France, takes to the road in one of Frontier’s home cities

The decision to reform the national market has been made, and we have seen a high-level view on the possible direction of travel DESNZ. The building blocks of the Reformed National Market (RNM) broadly aligned with the details that we had trailed in our LinkedIn post before the announcement was made.

In February, alongside its vision for Europe’s digital future and its strategy for data, the European Commission released a White Paper on artificial intelligence.

In July 2025, the Ambition France Transports (French Transport Ambition) Conference, convened by France’s Ministry of Transport and the Ministry of Economy, Finance, and Sovereignty, will come to a close. This landmark initiative aims to design a new, fit-for-purpose financing model that addresses the evolving needs of France’s transport ecosystem.